I would be a bit careful with using map in solid's jsx (irl and in ur educational videos). Since there is no vdom, jsx translates directly to createElement-calls. so with your example it would re-create the html and remount all the components inside ur map-callback everytime 'members' change. That's the reason why there are control flow components like and in solid.
While react is technically good, I would love to see other frameworks gaining popularity as they are shipping less js and they are going for improved developer experience. I tried Svelekit and it is awesome. Will try solidjs. Thanks for the awesome video.
It seems slowly solid will overtake react. I think it lacks support with libraries such as material ui, but once that is achieved i would say it will be no.1
i'd love solid and svelte personlay, however i have to force my self to stay in react for obvios reason. i really wish solid will replace reactjs someday.
If they only dropped the terrible functional approach this would be a better preforming version of knockout js. MVU is just a bad pattern hard to deal with it redux helps but having one gigantic state is so hard to work with and requires so much boilerplate code and dealing with immutable references is hard.
@FilipCordas I love the Knockout JS reference! This was one of the first libraries I had the chance to work with in a real big application (other than jQuery of course). Ah.. the simpler days of MVVM patterns :)
Maybe you didnt delve into react bro who uses redux this days? Lots of open source libraries has better state management. There is also atomic approach with state also network first like react query but most of the time you dont any third party libraries for any state management
@@lapulapucityrider3227 Right bro, I am perfectly aware of name your favorite library here the reason there are so many because all of them fail at something. For example React query requires you to use double state management for non server stuff.
Another framework? Considering all frameworks copy each other what's the point in switching once again. Just stick with the framework that uses terminology and syntax that fits your mind. Performance benchmarks are negligible facts in my book , cause if your app approaches benchmark level of workloads you're doing something very very wrong.
I would be a bit careful with using map in solid's jsx (irl and in ur educational videos). Since there is no vdom, jsx translates directly to createElement-calls. so with your example it would re-create the html and remount all the components inside ur map-callback everytime 'members' change. That's the reason why there are control flow components like and in solid.
@bigmistqke thank you for the clarification!
Ur welcome!
While react is technically good, I would love to see other frameworks gaining popularity as they are shipping less js and they are going for improved developer experience.
I tried Svelekit and it is awesome.
Will try solidjs.
Thanks for the awesome video.
@jitx2797 Take a look at Qwik as well, since they are also HTML first.
Thank you for the feedback!
I've never known what a meta framework is. I appreciate how you put it plainly.
I’m glad you found it useful!
It seems slowly solid will overtake react. I think it lacks support with libraries such as material ui, but once that is achieved i would say it will be no.1
@ashleyfreebrush 100%
they have a material ui port called suid. the eco-system is getting quite big these days.
You conviced me. I'm gonna give Solid a try.
@LetrixAR ✌️
Started to loved solid, when someone in twitter give performance review.
honestly i wanted to try it seriously but svelte seems to be much more simpler and cleaner code
@ibrahimmohammed3484 A comparison between Solid, Svelte and Qwik is literally my next video.
Nice video. One major annoyance though - don’t keep changing the code on screen as you’re explaining it, as it makes it much harder to follow
@TheSaintsVEVO thank you for your feedback! I’ll make sure to keep things easier to follow!
Hi bro, please do a performance comparison video on solid vs qwik.
Will do soon!
i'd love solid and svelte personlay, however i have to force my self to stay in react for obvios reason. i really wish solid will replace reactjs someday.
Somebody commented on my channel a while back saying that Solid JS feels like React 2.0, which I thought was pretty accurate.
I'm really enjoying your solid videos, but would really appreciate timestamps
@jhsloz3160 Thank you for your feedback! I will try adding timestamps from now on.
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If they only dropped the terrible functional approach this would be a better preforming version of knockout js. MVU is just a bad pattern hard to deal with it redux helps but having one gigantic state is so hard to work with and requires so much boilerplate code and dealing with immutable references is hard.
@FilipCordas I love the Knockout JS reference!
This was one of the first libraries I had the chance to work with in a real big application (other than jQuery of course).
Ah.. the simpler days of MVVM patterns :)
Maybe you didnt delve into react bro who uses redux this days? Lots of open source libraries has better state management. There is also atomic approach with state also network first like react query but most of the time you dont any third party libraries for any state management
@@lapulapucityrider3227 Right bro, I am perfectly aware of name your favorite library here the reason there are so many because all of them fail at something. For example React query requires you to use double state management for non server stuff.
Another framework? Considering all frameworks copy each other what's the point in switching once again. Just stick with the framework that uses terminology and syntax that fits your mind. Performance benchmarks are negligible facts in my book , cause if your app approaches benchmark level of workloads you're doing something very very wrong.
But what will we do with all the free time we gain from sticking with only one framework?!😅
Why bother. Svelte is 3KB and improves your life.
It is always good to have alternatives!
Very bad, very hard to a newbie to follow...
I'm sorry to hear that. I'll do my best to improve the quality .